Sentence examples for a robust response to from inspiring English sources

Michael O'Leary, the boss of Ryanair, has traditionally given a robust response to customer complaints.

David Cameron has said he will still seek a "robust response" to Syria after MPs rejected the prospect of missile strikes on the regime.

In a letter to the Commons schools select committee yesterday, Ed Balls, the schools secretary, said the changes represented a "robust response to the concerns raised".

But he has been pushing for a robust response to Syria, he decided to recall parliament and he opened the debate.

The Foreign Press Association in Jerusalem rejected allegations of bias in a robust response to the allegations made at the committee.

His kindness was only occasionally obscured by a firm managerial approach and a robust response to outbreaks of poor grammar or sloppy journalism.

His comments are a robust response to criticism directed at Strasbourg and the ECHR by the home secretary, Theresa May, and the lord chief justice, Lord Judge.

To his right was Benjamin J. Rhodes, a deputy national security adviser who has long advocated a robust response to Syria.

Despite the shock defeat on Thursday, Mr Cameron is understood to have pledged his personal support to President Obama in a robust response to President Assad.

"The UK will begin urgent consultations with security council partners calling for a robust response to this latest development," he said.

Critics of Dr Watson said there should be a robust response to his views across the spheres of politics and science.